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Keeping a poultry farm clean is one of the simplest ways to protect bird health and improve farm performance. But good hygiene is not something you do only when a flock leaves the house. It is a continuous process that changes with the seasons. According to the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), strong biosecurity and proper sanitation are among the most effective ways to reduce the spread of infectious poultry diseases. Poor hygiene can lead to disease outbreaks, higher mortality, poor feed conversion, lower egg production, and significant economic losses for poultry farmers. Every season brings different challenges. Summer increases bacterial growth, monsoon creates excessive moisture, and winter often reduces ventilation. Adjusting your farm hygiene practices and using the right farm disinfectant throughout the year can help prevent disease, improve productivity, and support sustainable poultry farming. In this guide, you...

Gut health is very important in poultry farming. A healthy gut helps chickens digest feed, absorb nutrients, and fight diseases. If the gut is weak, birds cannot grow properly. They may eat well but still gain less weight. That is why improving gut health in poultry should be a top priority for every farmer. In this blog, we will discuss common gut problems in chickens and simple tips to solve them. Why Gut Health Matters The gut is where feed is broken down and nutrients are absorbed. Approximately 70% of the immune system is gut-related. If the gut is healthy, birds stay active and strong. If not, problems start quickly. Poor gut health can lead to: Slow growth Poor feed conversion ratio (FCR) Weak immunity Wet litter High mortality Increased medicine cost Now let us look at common gut problems. 1. Chicken Diarrhea Chicken diarrhea is one of the most common problems in poultry farms. It is easy to notice because droppings become watery and loose. Causes: Poor quality feed Contaminat...